Thursday, February 7, 2013
Kinnelon pizzeria and Italian restaurant closed on Jan. 22.
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Thursday, February 7
Il Positano, an Italian eatery and pizzeria in the Meadtown Shopping Center in Kinnelon, was seized and shut down by the state last month because the owners allegedly did not pay taxes. The business has been closed since Jan. 22, according to Suburban Trends. A bright orange sign explaining the seizure is posted on the door. A total of $67,131, based on three separate judgments from the past three years, is owed to the New Jersey Department of Taxation by the owners of the business. The owners would have to pay the taxes in full or negotiate a payment plan with the state before reopening Il Positano, Suburban Trends reported.
Thursday, May 10, 2012
Police said Oak Ridge woman showed signs of intoxication.
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Thursday, May 10, 2012
A 47-year-old Oak Ridge woman was charged with Driving While Intoxicated and refusal to submit a breath test Saturday after Kinnelon police said a witness had reported her to appear to be sleeping while they followed her from Route 23 South into the Meadtown Shopping Center parking lot. Julie A. Nolan was identified as the driver after Sgt. Christopher Burns arrived on the scene at 4:20 p.m. when police received the report of the allegedly erratic driver of a 2010 Subaru. When Burns spoke to Nolan, police said she allegedly showed signs of intoxication and during field sobriety tests became uncooperative and did not want to complete the tests. She was transported to the Kinnelon police station, where police said she continued to be …
Friday, March 9, 2012
Tell us what you'd like to see in the empty storefront.
In October, the space was filled with a seasonal Halloween novelty shop. But since then, the storefront in between Allure Nails and Petco at Meadtown Shopping Center has been empty. What would you like to see fill the space? A new restaurant? A clothing boutique? Tell us what you think in the comments in this continuation of our new series, Visions for Vacancies, where each week we ask residents what they would like to see in a specific vacancy in the boroughs. Know of a vacancy you'd like us to highlight? Let us know at ariana.cohn-sheehan@patch.com
Monday, February 13, 2012
Police said men were allegedly taking items listed on old receipts.
Kinnelon police stopped two men Friday afternoon who were allegedly attempting to shoplift from several Route 23 businesses by taking items found on discarded receipts and attempting to return them to stores. Police said both men were also allegedly found to be under the influence of heroin. German M. Florez, 39, of Port Jervis, and William G. Totten III, 22, of Dingman’s Ferry, Pa., were both charged with shoplifting, being under the influence of heroin and possession of drug paraphernalia. Ptl. Nicholas Cifelli was on patrol in the Meadtown Shopping Center parking lot Friday at about 3:50 p.m., when police said he noticed a 2006 Subaru with Pennsylvania registration parked in front of Rite Aid in the fire zone. Cifelli also allegedly …
Friday, August 5, 2011
Store receives sign approval from planning board, plans to hire locally.
Ghouls and goblins will be able to get a head start on Halloween this month as Halloween City is moving in to a space in the Meadtown Shopping Center in Kinnelon. The Halloween-themed store, which sells costumes, decorations and accessories, is temporarily leasing the space next to Petco and will be open from Aug. 30 through Nov. 9. Halloween City is owned by parent company Party City. Scott Yacker, a representative of Halloween City, appeared before the Kinnelon Planning Board Thursday to seek approval for a sign to be placed on the building above the storefront with the store's logo. The logo is bright orange with a Jack O'Lantern in between the words "Halloween" and "City." Planning Board Member Tamara Roselius said the planning board's…
Wednesday, June 22, 2011
West Milford woman arrested for second time in a month.
A West Milford woman was arrested for the second time this month after police said a surveillance video showed that she was allegedly involved in a shoplifting incident in 2009 at Kataw Jewelers, in the Meadtown Shopping Center. Kimberly Phillips, 54, was charged with third-degree shoplifting. According to police, the owner of the jewelry store reported in July of 2009 that while they were closing the store, he noticed a white gold and diamond ring valued at $3,000 missing from the display case. Police reviewed a surveillance video and saw that a woman, who the owner was helping during the day, had reached behind the counter and taken the ring while the owner was away from the counter. The owner told police he had never seen the woman …
Chris
7:27 am on Wednesday, February 13, 2013
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